I know ! I’m as shocked as you are

Don’t call us crying when Pookie breaks into your garage

i wouldnt have believed him in a HOT SECOND. this is how people end up killed in "monir traffic stops" because why the fuck would you think that guy was a cop? so of course people dont stop or run. i would too. some random ass weirdo pulling me over?? um not a chance and anyone who says otherwise is trying to normalize this shit, and it isnt normal.

Don’t call us crying when Pookie breaks into your garage

@@JohnWickkkktell your government to fix itself

Violence is necessary for making good soldiers.

Then why doesn’t the government use violent prisoners for soldiers? A good soldier also follows protocol.

This is absolutely NOT common in law enforcement. Where did you get this information? Is there a link?

@@Thunderbyrd. been living under a rock?

@@Thunderbyrd. "Two studies have found that at least 40% of police officer families experience domestic violence, in contrast to 10% of families in the general population," the National Center for Women & Policing says. "A third study of older and more experienced officers found a rate of 24%, indicating that domestic violence is 2-4 times more common among police families than American families in general."

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It’s not an undercover car. It’s a government car. Have you ever seen a car that says DEA or FBI or CIA on it? Every single DEA agent and I mean every one of them are given a car. A normal car like the one you drive. It’s not under cover.

@@maxrobinson4216 I didn’t say anything about undercover cars. Please reread

Regarding your point about the use of Federal vehicles in traffic stops, the reason they aren't marked, is that DEA, FBI, NSA, CIA, ect. agents are not supposed to be making casual V&T Traffic stops. What Laws would they be enforcing, being that V&T Laws are enumerated by the States? In New York, State Troopers and local Police are also prohibited from using unmarked vehicles for routine traffic stops. (9 CRR-NY 5.35) The law came about primarily due to impersonation.

@@jerrycny5519 in Colorado it is legal to use unmarked cars. It is also legs for federal agents to conduct traffic stops.

@@maxrobinson4216 I understand many states actively use unmarked vehicles for speed/V&T enforcement. Federal agents are not involved in V&T Law enforcement. Again, those laws are relegated to the States. The issue is not whether it was legal, but under what circumstances was it performed, what was the causation? Many things are "legal" . He also will have to file a report on why he unholstered his sidearm. I would like to see the justification. I guarantee that agent won't be doing that again anytime soon, if ever again. Law enforcement, particularly Federal Agents, with their educational and training background, should be held to a HIGHER standard, not more relaxed one. I have the utmost in respect and honor for Law Enforcement. I used to work in the field myself and have both a retired Asst. Chief of Police and County Judge in my family, and I am a member or the NY Bar. What DOES upset me is Officers that do asinine things like this that give the good men and women in the field a bad name and reputation. One bad Officer can ruin things for an entire Department's reputation and those that work with them.

yes, but what does that have to do with anything? You know the DEA isn't just for weed right? And even if it was, people smuggle weed into and out of legal states all the time. I'm confused by your comment

well, on a state level it is, but the DEA is federal and federally, it isnt legal, so thats the loophole they get you on. bastards.... fuck them

They kind of had to let him go. Getting into an accident and admitting fault isn't a crime.

No your absolutely wrong. I had him on camera. He admitted to me that it was his fault. Actually when the police arrived he lied about him being on a phone and driving at the same time. That is a crime. Personally, it's not much of a crime but, that's not my point. I've seen this all my life. The favoritism and having a blind eye when it comes to law officials needs to stop. Admittedly, there is corruption in many forms and in many occupations but, when it comes to holding a position like a policeman, you need to follow the same rules and laws as the citizens you are also holding accountable.

i love how they smell marijuana when you in your car and they in theirs and you all whizzing around a million miles an hour. bitch please, how you smell inside my car while its moving and you in yours? lol

Then just drive faster then them, the kid’s Porsche and definitely outrun the cop’s Hyundai Santa Fe

Nope, charges were dropped.

U spelled corrupt wrong

Wrong! They can pull over people that are under warrant, BUT NOT RUN RADAR NOR DO TRAFFIC ENFORCEMENT! They are special agents not constables on patrol

@@frankrice9520 Wrong! What part of deputized state don't you understand? They can make a Terry stop or other investigatory stop whenever they want, just because they stop someone in a vehicle doesn't mean it has to be traffic related. Probable cause is probable cause, nothing precludes them from doing that under federal authority.

Then why did the cop need to know where his parents were from??? How does that help his investigation ?

@@d.m.3663 I agree it has nothing to do with the investigation, and shouldn't have been asked. But I think OP's point was that Pakistani isn't a race, just like American, Nigerian, Australian, etc are not a race. It's prejudiced, just not racist

Shut up

@@snorfietsers4006 Asian - A person having origins in any of the original peoples of the Far East, Southeast Asia, or the Indian subcontinent including, for example, Cambodia, China, India, Japan, Korea, Malaysia, Pakistan, the Philippine Islands, Thailand, and Vietnam.

@@hollyshaw-elliemae ??